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Fresno,s Raisin Output.

ICopyrig, 1857, 6g The California associated Press.
FRESNO, November 9th. - The third
raisin train, consisting of twenty cars, was
dispatched to New York yesterday by Geo.
w. Meade q Co. to various parties This
makes total of sixty cars of raisins sent
to New York by this firm, and they will
send probably twenty cars more next week.
The firm say they could sell 200 carloads if
they could get them. Next season the
capacity will be doubled, and the pack will
be fully 800 cars.
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Mackay, and an answer was received say
ing that Armytage was unknown. He was
arrested at the Hotel Anderson, and is now
in jail. 1t is supposed the letters in his
possession are forgeries. Armytage is
twenty-eight years of age, weighs 145
pounds, and is five feet eleven inches in
hight
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BEACHED AGAIN.
Oarsman Hanlan Defeated by the Aus
tralian by Two Lengths,

SYDNEY, November 27th.-The sculling
race for the championship of the world, be.
tween Beach and Hanlan, took place on
the Nepean river yesterday, and was won
by Beach. The race was an exciting one.
Beach took the lead from the start, and
though closely pressed by Hanlan, held it
throughout, winning by two lengths. The
contest was witnessed by thousands of en-
thusiastic SDectatnrs
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LONDON, November 27th.-Charles Car
michael Lacaita, member of Parliament for
Dundee, q Liberal and Hume Ruler, has
resigned. He says it is because he cannot
steadily support Gladstone, who, by his
immediate attitude, hinders the granting of
home rule to Ireland.
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LONDON, November 27th.-Gladstone re-
plying to an invitation TO preside al 3 ban
quet 10 be given Wilfred Blunt by the Lon
don members of the Irish National League.
says be IS under strict orders from his med
ical adviser not to attend any meetings un-
less there is a special necessity for so doing.
He also says he highly appreciates Blunt's
public spirit, and cannot see how his con-
duct IN Ireland placed him in conflict with
the law.
The Crown Prince.
BERLIN, November 27th.-Tbe Crown
Princes general condition is favorable. but
no improvement in his maiady is Indicated.
The Empress Augusta is in rather better
health.
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CLARK'S LUCK.
The Alleged Truckee Forger Allowed to
Get Off Scot Free.

Copyright, 1887. by the California Associated Iress
NEVADA CITY, November 27th.-The case
of a. P. Clark, the alleged Truckee forger.
was given to the jury at half-past nine last
night. AT noon to-day they returned with
verdict of not guilty. The theory of the
defense was that Clark did not raise the
check given him by Ellie Ellen, but got it
cashed and then LETT the country with the
money. He had been instructed BIZ Ellen
to purchase tract of land for the latter.
The verdict caused much surprise, as the
general opinion was that the jury would
convict or disagree.
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a Young Lad Hanged by stanisIaus Mol
fnr. Setting Iriras

y Young Lad Hanged by a StanisIaus Mob
for Setting Fires.
MODESTO, November 27th.-A body was
found hanging to tree yesterday morning
IN Patterson's field, half mile west of
Oakdale. Investigation proved that the
remains were those of youth named Nc
Cutchan, aged about 16, and that he came
to his death at the hands of q mob. Oak
dale has been visited by great many fires
recently, and all of which gave the unmis-
taxable evidences of having been the work
of an incendiary.
On Friday evening about s o'clock,
young McCutchan was caught in the act of
setting fire to the barn of McAllister &
Dunlap, and was taken before Justice
Warder, who held him to answer before the
Superior Court.
LYNCHED BY A MOB.
The excitement was running high in
Oakdale, and it was deemed best as a pre-
cautlonary measure to remove the prisoner
Immediately to the county jail Constable
James Swatzell started out at a late hour,
therefore, for this city. AT Patterson's field
he was overtaken and overpowered by a
crowd which took the culprit out of the
officers charge and hanged him to oak
tree in the field near the road.
Deceased was a brother of the boy Nc
Cutchan who was convicted and sentenced
to eight years imprisonment recently for
the murder of his step-brother. He has
borne an unsavory reputation seldom at
tanned by one so young Before being
hanged the boy confessed to setting the ten
or twelve incendiary fires with which Oak
dale has been visited within the past two
weeks. a man named Manuel has also
been arrested as an accessory of Nc
Cutchan.
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A FRAUD.
Arrest of an Alleged Californian for a
Big SWiudie.

PITTsBURG tPa.), November 27th.-A
well-dressed young man. giving the name
OF John W. ArmylaGe, of San Francisco,
was arrested kere last night for attempting
to pass bogus check for $500. Armytage
came to this city several days ago with
letters from John w. Mackay, the Califor-
MIA millionaire, which he presented to
Black q Baird, real estate dealers. He
claimed to be an agent of Maekay, and
intimated that he had been commanded to
purchase site for cable station. Yester-
day afternoon he called again and asked
them to cash a check for $500, as he was in
need of funds. The check was signed by
Mackay. and was drawn on the Bank Of
California. Black q Baird telegraphed 10
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LOvE-CRAZED JONES,
Fforida's Ex-senator Likely to be Com
mitted to an AsyIum

f1'eu 20 IN ASYLUM,
DETROIT, November 27th.--It was stated
in an evening paper last night that the
Washington friends of ex-senator Jones
have decided to adopt energetic measures in
his behalf; that fund has been pledged to
care for him for the remainder of his life.
either in home of his choice, or in the
asylum at Pontiac or the one at Washing
ton. 1t is also stated that on Monday a
warrant will be issued by the Probate
Judge, sworn out by the Senator's son and
backed by the affidavits OF three leading
physicians, citing Jones to appear before
the Court If he acquiesces in the exam
NATION severer measures will be avoided.
but if he persists in his subbornness he will
be committed to an asylum.
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FITs All Fits stopped free bv DR.
Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. No Fits
after first days use. Marvellous cures.
Treatise and 81 trial bottle free to Fit
cases. Send to DR.. Kline, 931 Arch street
Philadelphis, Pa.
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OREGON.

Fine Residence Burned, and Suspicion of
Incendiarism.
iCepyig, 1887, by the California associated Press
EUGENE CITY, November 27th.-The resi-
dence OF DR.. Thomas Shelton, one of the
finest in the city and finished less than a
week ago, was burned at l o'clock this
morning. The loss is between $4,000 and
S11 900, insured for $4,000. AS the dwell
ing was not yet occupied, there is strong
suspicion of incendiarism.
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STAR MILLS AID HALT HOUSE.

1GJe 101S, 1920 FIFTH STREET. SACRA,
10lO, mento, NEUBOURG K LAGES, Pro
prietors. Manufacturers Of Malt and all kinds
OF Meals. Would call special attention 10 our
hun-dred CGrptneal Oatmeal. etc Also, deal
ers IN Hops COrks, Produce, GRIN Feed and Il
general assortment OF Brewers Supplies.
Europe. In
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rerdinand.s wifa and Som

SOFIA, November 27th.-The Princess
Clementine, accompanied by her son,
Prince Ferdinand, arrived here to-day.
They were warmly welcomed By the NUM-
cipa! authorities and the people Prince
Ferdinand subsequently thanked the peo-
1nln
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The Church

: Simmons Liver Regulator is eertaini, Il spa-
clhc ior that class cf complaints which il claims
ing from hepatie disorders. aud have doubts in
regard to the efficacy Of this popular rrepare
tioI, we can only oner them the simple and can
did argument OF Ihilip 10 Nathaniel, Come
and see Try the proposed remedy. END then
YOU can Judge for yourselves "-Rev. David
Wits Pastor OF Presbyterian Church, Washing
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''h'e ue Paris on band and Ready
for Emergencies


for Emergencies.
PARIS, November 27fh-Tt is ranorto5
mat the Comte de Paris and his Sacreteru
nave arrived here, bringing with them .
i5,.siiilsSu 10 ne published on the eve OF the
residential election.
CREWS MESSAGE.
PARIS, November 9th. president Crowds
message Of resignation was read before fba
houVler Cabinet last night. General Sans.
ser oehnltely declined TO become a candi-
dale ior the Presidency, and M. Ferry will
probably be elected. W.
The commanders of the various srp,v
corps nave been ordered TO rstarn to their
Sos's Immediately. Ths Is aimed at
oeheral bouianger, who is now in Paris.
GREVY GIVES FORMAL NOTICE.
FARIs. November 27th.-President Greyv
Today formally informed Rouyier of his
Iesoiution to resign the Presidency. and
Satea St1iu ne would send his message to the
senate ana Chamber on Thursday next.
. houvier proceeded at once to the resi-
non OF the President
DECIDEDLY FRENcHY.
PARIS, November 27th-Mme. Limousin
ana NJ. Lorenfze exhibited themselves in
Ine care IN Rue Gay Lussac to-day. Nine.
M Sa'S reception 10 students.
they listened TO her for some time. and
then, becoming disgusted at her adverse
remarks on General Boulapger thew pro-
ceeded to smash the glass, tables windows.
etc. The women of the cafe were rescued
by the police and put into a cab, in which
they We're driven away A mob of students
iolIowed and smashed the cab and i'll
treated Nine. Limousin.
ANOTHER ENIULAToR OF CESAR.
PARIS, November 27th.-M. Anatole de
Ia u. Forge has formally refused to be a can
dldate Tor the Presidency. He advocates a
revision of the Constitution, and the aboli-
ton OF the Senate and the PresidencvN
THE FORGED LETTERS.
LONDON, November 9th. The Posts
correspondent at Paris asserts that the fol-
lowing is the true story of the forced
wilson letters: All the documents seized
IN Nine. Limousin's house were shown to
PRESIDENT Grevy, who destroyed two letters
because they contained the words, "Greyv
ct mol. When Parquet discovered the
abstraction a scene occurred at Elvsee
Palace, and the twosletters were written to
remedy the mischief.
1t IS announced that Baron SeiIliere is
gong to Paris 10 testify against NJ. Wilson.
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His Last Trip.

Copyright 1887, by tie California Assoc,aed PressI
NEEDLES, November 27th.-Pete Quinn.
an Atlantic and Pacific conductor, suicided
here this morning. The morphine route
was chosen.
Euba and Sutter Agricultural Society.
MARYsvILLE, November 27th.-The Thir-
teenth District Fair Company proposes to
buy the property known as the Pavilion
and the present Marysville fair grounds,
with all the improvements, comprising
about sixty acres. The cost of the pavilion
is estimated at $4,000, and that of the fair
grounds at So 800. 1t is intended to put the
grounds in good condition, build new
stables and repair the stands. This cor
poration will be entirely separate from the
present Agricultural Society.
Los Angeles Politics.
Los ANGELES, November 27th.-The Re-
publican City Convention was held last
evening and nominated the following For
members of the School Board-Charles E.
Day, G. E. Earl and E. w. Jones. For
member at-large of the City Central Com
mittee-Sutherland Hutton For the re-
mainder of the City Central Committee:
First Ward-F. w. Taylor, Oscar Macy :;
Third Ward-F. P. Kelly, r. Ranney
Fourth Ward-R. ]. Peyeke, E. c. Powers
Fifth Ward-Will E. Dunn, NJ. G. Willard.
A resolution indorsing high license was
adopted.
Fatal Accident in Yuba.
MARYsvILLE, November 2Tth.-Rowland
S. Hallet, farmer living in the foothills
east of here, was found last evening
about six miles from here on the
Smartsville road with broken neck. He
had been to town, and after purchasing
several bills of goods took a number of
drinks, and these are supposed to have af-
fected him so that he fell from his wagon
and was killed.
General BidweiPs Brother.
Chico, November 27th.-Daniel Bidwell,
a brother of General John Bidwell, was
stricken with paralysis this forenoon, and
has been unconscious ever since. The left
side is entirely powerless, and the stroke
may likely prove fatal
a Woman WAS the Cause.
SAN FRANCISCO November 27th.-[Spe-
cial. Jacques Duprey, who was stabbed
last Saturday night on Jackson street by
Louis Peroz, died in the Receiving Hos
pital tonight. Peroz has been charged
with murder.
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ALL OWING mo- rHE cLlMArE.

New YORK, November 27th.-Oarsman
Hosmer says that Hanlans defeat does
not surprise him, as the Australian climate
never did agree with him. Mr.. Hosmer's
opinion is that Teenier could beat Beach in
Australia OF anywhere else. Hosmer saws
that Hanlan will not retire, as he is vet
young man, and his present trip will net
him over So 900, notwithstanding his defeat
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TERROR ON THE RAIL,
An Insane Chinaman Runs Amuck OH a
Railroad Train.

SALT LAKE CITY, November 27th.-The
passengers on the westward-bound train of
the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad had
an exciting experience yesterday. When
thirty miles east of Grand Junction, Col,
Lee Shung, Chinaman, went into a COM
partment and locked himself in, and no eff
fort of either the conductor or the brakemen
could get him out. When the train ar
rived at Grand Junction it was turned over
to a new crew, and the new con-
ductor, John Corlisk, was warned of
the presence of the crazy Mongol.
Thirty miles west of Grand Junction
Shung still held the fort, and the brake
man, James Canning, climbed up on the
box and broke in the transom to persuade
the Chinaman to come out. He did so all
at once, throwing the door open, tipping
the brakemen heels over head and making
pass at him with huge knife, which
came perilously near splitting him open.
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NIPPNG AND EAGER.
Minnesota and Dakota Visited by Reg
ular Winter blizzard


ST. PAUL (Minn.), November 27th.-The
storm which was central in Dakota on Fri
day reached here yesterday afternoon, and
turned the light snow which had been fall
ing for two days into an incipient blizzard.
A special from Mitchell, Dakota, reports
the mercury at 60 below zero there at I
o'clock yesterday morning, with a north
west wind.
Over six inches of snow is reported from
Huron, OAK, with high wind. Trains,
however, are not yet much delayed.
AT st. Paul the thermometer registered
1S0 above zero. 1t was 40 below at Moore
head, Mimi, 80 below at Bismarck, and Go
below at Cheyenne.
DEs MONIES (Ia.), November 27th.-A
blizzald commenced blowing from the
northwest yesterday afternoon, with q rap
idly falling mercury, and last evening it
had become quite gale, with a fine snow
falling. Reports from northwestern and
western sections of the State show that the
blizzard was very severe there.
AWAY DOWN.
LATER-SoEle remarkably low tempera-
lures throughout the Northwest are re-
ported in the Signal Service bulletin issued
here at :45 last night. All the following
below zero: st. Vincent Mimi % Fort
Garry, %; Minnedosa, % Fort Totten,
49, Bismarck, 16; Cheyenne, 10; Fort
Custer, -; Fort Assinaboine, 26: Fort
Buford, Is.
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORTS.
ST. PAUL, November 27th.-The weather
bulletin issued here at midnight tonight
shows the following below zero: At st.
Paul s, Huron, Dak., II, Moorhead l6, St.
Vincent, Mimi, %, Bismarck Il, Fort
Buford 20. In Montana the temperature is
rising again, the mercury standing at 16
above at Helena.
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FIRE IN A RESTAURANT

NEVADA, November 27th.-A fire occur
red at Maloney's Restaurant Friday night.
Il was caused by the explosion of coal oil
lamp, The prompt application of few
buckets Of water quenched the flames be-
fore much damage resulted, and prevented
what first threatened to be disastrous fire.
The restaurant building was closely sur
rounded by large number of wooden
buildings.
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STRICKEN AGAIN.
The knights of Labor Order Out Several
Thousand Coal Miners.

PITTsBURG, November 27th.-The Coal
Miners District Assembly of knights of
Labor has issued circular requesting
other coal operators to adopt arbitration to
settle existing disputes, and calling upon
the miners TO quit work at once u1tiI the
operators concede the advance in wages
demanded or consent to have the question
decided by the Board of Arbitrators. The
strike will affect several thousand miners
along the Monongahela and Youghiogheny
rivers
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Parnell's Health.

LONDON, November 27th.-The report
which was current yesterday, that Parnell
was suffering from a cancerous tumor, is
denied
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DISAPPOINTED CANADIANS

TORONTO (Ont), November 27th.-Great
disappointment is caused here by Hanlan's
defeat. A large number of Hanlan's ad-
mirers backed him heavily to win. Conf
dence in his inyincibility is dispelled
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NEVADA COUNTY FIRES.
Narrow Escape of q Family from Ter
rihia Fate.

flDIe Fate.
NEVADA CITY, November 9th. - The
dwelling owned by John Toward was de-
stroyed by fire at Willow valley yesterday
morning, together with all the contents.
The family barely escaped in their night
clothes, and Toward carried his seventeen
year-old daughter out of the burning
building. 1t is supposed that the fire
started from live coal or spark from the
fireplace, in which fire had been kindled
by a member of the family, who had
arisen very early and then left the house.
The loss will amount to about 81 800, on
which there is $725 insurance in the CONT
nental COmpany
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NEVADA.

The Mercury at EI<o Droops Away
Below Zero.
ELKo, November 27th.-The thermome-
ter registered 120 below zero at 6 o'clock
yesterday morning.
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THE DANCE OF DEATH.
A Texas Gale Destroys Dance-Hau and
Kills Five Persons

GALVESTON, November 27th.-A special
from Mineola, Tex, says: Late last night
a heavy windstorm struck this town, blow
ing downs a hall during a colored peoples
dance. Of the seventy in the building, five
were killed and about twenty injured.
Six, of the injured have legs or arms
broken,
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lCcpwi9d, 1887, by The California associated Press.
NEEDLES. November 27th.-Pete Quinn,
an Atlantic and Pacific conductor, suicided
here this morning. The morphine route
was chosen.
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THE MURDERoUs KNIFE.

The brakeman fled precipitately to an
other car, and then the Chinaman began to
run amuck. He struck at lady passen-
ger, narrowly missing her with his knife,
and then stabbed young man named
George Huckebridge in the abdomen By
this time the car was a scene of wild excite
ment and confusion, and passengers were
frenzied and frightened, some screaming,
some crying Shoot him ~ and others
drawing their revolvers. Brakeman Gan
ming re-entered at this moment with re-
volver and opened fire. Others also shooting
as the only way to overcome the maniac
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STONES VS.. BAYoNETs.
oonhicts Between Troops and Citizens al
Meeting in Ireland

LIMERICK, November 27th--An attempt
made to-day 10 hold a demonstration in
nonor OF the Manchester martyrs was snn-
pressed by the police. The unyeiling of a
statue 10 commemorate the hanging was
part OF the programme. MIR. McInerney.
OF New York, who had been chosen to
preside, was addressing the people when
the ponce made an onslaught on the
crowd: This was answered by stone
throwing, but the crowd was dispersed.
subsequently, wherever groups were
lounG tne police charged upon them and
seized their tlsgs. A number of people
were hurt. The troops now occupy The
thoroughfares
ANoTHI@ sTereGrlztS r.E STREETS.
The police used their batons indiscriDi-
IInateiy, clubbing men, women and small
pOys. They even pursued the fleeing peo-
pie into their houses.
a serious disturbance occurred tonight.
a crowd stoned and hooted the police. who
tired to clear the streets with their batons
anu oayonetS, but met with great resistance.
ma MANY civilians and cOnstables were injured.
ne ponce acted IN a reckless manner. The
W!nuo"s OF hotels on the streets were filled
with oniookers, who tainted the poIice.
The latter replied by throwing stafs and
stones, breaking a large number of win
COWS. thirty persons had their wounds
dressed at the hospital. All is quiet now.
A MEETING AT GLAsNEvIN.
DUBLIN, November 27th.-Twelve thou
sand persons assembled in Glasneyin ceple-
terry to-day in honor of the Manchester
martyrs. Michael Dayitt unveiled a nonu-
menl erected at his expense, and inscribed:
" 10 the Memory Of John Amnesty Nolan.
A Tribute of Gratitude from One Whom
Prison.
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ICopi9, 1887, By the California associated Press-l
Prescott, November 27th.-The Coro-
ner's Jury, Investigating the cause of theex-
plosion of w. 6. Wilson & Co.'s mill on
the 10th, in which six lives were lost, con-
cluded its labors last night, returning d
verdict that the cause OF the explosion was
unknown
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- fti PAEls' November 27th.-It is reported
bano Im@a tne Comte de Paris and his Secretary
nave ii,. arrived here, bringing with them
i,liiesS2 psaaiI to ne published on the eve OF the
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The Medical Profession.

80, - o other remedy within ny knpyyledee can
I'll its place. have been praetieirIg radIcne J,t
Ior twenty years, and have never been able TO
Rnt ta up vegetable compound that would,
lise ~. Summons LIVER Regulator, promptly and
oneeti!eIy move the liver to action, and at the
same TINE aid, instead of weakening the diges-
i've powers OF the system. IL NJ Hinton, H.
D., Washington, Ark
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H0MR AFFAIRS.
GLADSTONE SAID TO BE COMING
TO AMERICA.
A Western Blizzard - Washington
Gossip-Sensation at a Funeral
End of the Walking Match.
CHINESE RESTRICTION.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES To THE RrcozD-uN1ox.l
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The JudiCiarv:

nave used Simmons Liver Regulator for
constipation caused by a derangement Of the
Liver. ard always, when used ancord;,,e, 'Ve ~
directions, with decided benefit o-Hiro-l, War
ner, late Chief Justice OF Georgia.
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on Friday night, between work and
passenger tram. Three men were killed
and eighteen wounded in the collision. The
accident happened at moment when the
trains were turning sharp curve.
4 CowardlY Act
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Variable as matrimonial fees: This
weather.